Pseudocode - Output number 3 times?

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Hey all, taking a programming logic and design course (OOP related) and I’m kind of stuck on a task from an assignment:

1) Write the pseudocode for an application that accepts a number as input and displays the number three times.

I imagine you would use a loop to do this, but we haven’t covered loops yet. Just methods, classes, and data. So is there a way I can do this without using a loop?

Heres an example, another task told me:

Write the pseudocode for an application that accepts two numbers and displays the sum of the two numbers.

to which I did:

start
input myNumber1
input myNumber2
myAnswer = myNumber1 + myNumber 2
output myAnswer
stop

So i’m looking for some help on how to answer #1 at top of my post without using looping if possible.

Thanks in advance,
Chris

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I’m surprised you have covered classes before covering basics like loops.

So if you can’t use loops, just input the number and output it 3 times with 3 write statements (system.out.println()).

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It’s a terrible book that jumps around a lot (it had some BAD reviews written about it), but thanks that’s what I was thinking about doing!

Thanks webdev

-Chris

4

are you asking any logic to print the numbers in 3 times without loop?

I hope you got answer for your question. let us know otherwise.

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Hi,
just for the sake of it :slight_smile:
I’m learning java


class Test {
  int count = 0;
  void times(int n) {
    if(count==3) return;
    else count++;
    System.out.println("Time is " + count + " " + n);
    times(n);
   }
}
class Threetime {
  public static void main(String args[]) {
    Test t = new Test();
    t.times(10);
  }
}

Java The complete Reference

I think it’s better :slight_smile:
clear and easy to read